Vintage Lefton China Swan Trinket Dishes - Full Set, Hand-Painted (1950s)
$60
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- OS
- Condition
- Good
- Color
- WhitePink
- Category
- HomeArtCeramics
- Brand
- Lefton China
- Style Tags
- Mid-Century ModernFloralVintage
Add a touch of Mid-Century elegance to your vanity or shelf with this beautiful set of vintage Lefton China swan trinket dishes. Crafted in Japan during the 1950s/1960s, these delicate white gloss porcelain pieces feature gorgeous, hand-applied 3D ceramic roses, violets, and green foliage, finished with hand-painted gold leaf trim along the rims and tails.
They are incredibly versatile and perfect for holding rings and everyday jewelry, serving as miniature succulent planters, or displaying as part of a vintage kitsch or cottagecore collection.
Excellent vintage condition with beautiful, vibrant colors and bright gold accents. No major cracks or repairs. As is common with matching mid-century import sets, only one of the three pieces features the stamped "Japan" hallmark on the bottom (the other originally held the paper export sticker, which has since worn off). The large swan is stamped with the main hallmark. One rose leaf is chipped. Please inspect the photos closely for any minor flea bites or tiny chips to the flower petals.
Small swans are Approx. 3.5” long and 2” tall. Large swan is approx. 5” long and 4.5” tall.
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